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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2014
We applaud McCarthy et al for their research addressing a critical issue in feral cat management. We concur that feral and free-roaming cats pose myriad problems for people and the environment. However, we believe that the authors overlooked several important factors when concluding that trap-vasectomy- hysterectomy-release (IVHR) "should be ...
Lepcyzk, Christopher A. +15 more
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We applaud McCarthy et al for their research addressing a critical issue in feral cat management. We concur that feral and free-roaming cats pose myriad problems for people and the environment. However, we believe that the authors overlooked several important factors when concluding that trap-vasectomy- hysterectomy-release (IVHR) "should be ...
Lepcyzk, Christopher A. +15 more
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Effect of neutering on two groups of feral cats
Veterinary Record, 1984Two colonies of urban feral cats were subjected to a programme of population control by trapping, neutering and returning to site. The behaviour of individual cats and the stability of the groups was studied before and after the programme, which was then assessed in terms of its humaneness and effectiveness as a means of control.
P F, Neville, J, Remfry
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Body Condition of Feral Cats and the Effect of Neutering
Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science, 2002Considerable debate exists regarding the most appropriate methods for controlling feral cat populations, both from humane and logistical points of view. The physical condition of feral cats has not been reported, and it is not known if these cats benefit from neutering.
Karen C, Scott +3 more
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Humane strategies for controlling feral cat populations
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2004Despite theenhanced status of cats as human companions, mil-lions of unwanted cats are admitted to animal shelterseach year and most of these cats are euthanatizedbecause homes cannot be found for them. Debateabout the true impact of free-roaming cats on the envi-ronment, on feline welfare, and as a reservoir of felineand zoonotic diseases is ongoing ...
Julie K, Levy, P Cynda, Crawford
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Response of feral cats to vaccination at the time of neutering
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2007Abstract Objective—To determine whether administration of inactivated virus or modified-live virus (MLV) vaccines to feral cats at the time of neutering induces protective serum antiviral antibody titers. Design—Prospective study. Animals—61 feral cats included in a trap-neuter-return program in Florida.
Sarah M, Fischer +8 more
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Relationships Between Cat Lovers and Feral Cats in Rome
Anthrozoös, 1999ABSTRACTThe aim of this study was to assess the relationships between cat lovers and feral cats in Rome. One hundred and fifty-eight cats from 3 populations were observed for 1108 hours of data collection: some demographic characteristics of the colonies were investigated, together with the behavior of cat lovers (those who fed and cared for the cats).
Eugenia Natoli +3 more
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